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Ganman3

19 / M / straight / Single

Newton, Kansas

The Skinny

Last Online
Join Date
Ethnicity
White
Height
5' 7" (1.70m).
Body Type
Average
Looking For
New friends, Long-term dating, Short-term dating, Long-distance penpals
Smokes
No
Drinks
Not at all
Drugs
Never
Religion
Christianity but not too serious about it
Sign
Aries but it doesn’t matter
Education
Working on college/university
Job
Artistic / Musical / Writer
Income
Kids
Pets
Languages
English (Fluently), French (Fluently), Spanish (Poorly)

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I am confident, laid-back, and individual.

My Self-Summary

So, funny story. I was up at 1:30 AM, and decided for no reason whatsoever that I'd abandon my pursuit of sleep for a minute or twenty and fill this thing out again, perhaps while listening to some New Age-y music that would lull me back into my bed so I could wake up, grab some breakfast the following morning, and maybe write the perfect essay necessary for me not to fail the boring horror that is English 102.
Then, of course, I began to grow tired, as happens when one listens to calming music, and decided it was stupid to fill out a profile again.
And then I looked at the words "My Self-Summary" above the box in which I was reluctantly typing, and thought, "How utterly stupid! Nobody's life is boring enough to fit in a text box in under 5000 words! Besides that, who's arrogant enough to think that their life deserves to be written in a text box for the whole world to see and judge?"
So, I didn't fill out that text box. I left it blank, aside from giving an explanation of why I was leaving it blank, which I think fit quite well.

What I’m doing with my life

I then looked down at the following text box titled "What I'm doing with my life," and thought. I typed, "nothing much," but immediately deleted it for fear that it would be judged as absolute assery. So, here's what I typed instead:
"I'm currently attending WSU".
"That was good," I thought. It was short, and to the point, and people wouldn't have to read through lines and lines of text, which would be about the biggest eff you I could give somebody. But it wasn't enough...
"I'm not sure where I want to go with my education, but I like it here, and as long as I keep myself in line, that's all that matters."
That was better. I moved on to the following text box, deciding that I would write less so that I could get back to my moderately cozy bed and have sometimes pleasant, sometimes not so pleasant, dreams.

I’m really good at

I just wrote "haha" here, and moved on down the page.
Haha.

The first things people usually notice about me

Hmm...
"My awesomeness," I wrote.
It was true, and not in the slightest bit arrogant. I was awesome. Everybody should think they are awesome. It's the only way we help other people who don't feel like they're awesome become awesome in their eyes.
Then I realized how very hippy-like and corny the text I had entered in the box was, but hippies are funny anyway, so I kept it in the box.

My favorite books, movies, music, and food

This box gave me trouble. Granted, I do like many things... some things more than others... but did I really want to disclose so much information on an OkCupid profile page? I didn't think so... so I just wrote "various" and moved on down the page, with perhaps an occasional reference to my love-hate relationship with Italian food, or my love of all things made by We Are Scientists, Muse, and The Rifles. I also wrote that I loved many things, and that there were simply too many to fit into a text box of this size.

The six things I could never do without

I left this one blank. I was tired.

I spend a lot of time thinking about

This one I also left blank.

On a typical Friday night I am

This one was not important enough to respond to. I could have written many things but decided not to.

The most private thing I’m willing to admit here

This one merited a response:
"I'm a dude. And I'm glad I'm a dude. Not once have I ever thought that I should have been born with ovaries."
It worked. So I moved on to the last box.

You should message me if

Hmm... such a crucial text box. I couldn't knowingly leave this one blank. So, I wrote this:
"You should message me if you're interested in talking to me."
It was true. Generally, I replied to anybody who sent me a message- usually immediately, though sometimes I took time.
I had this much to add.
"I'm not interested in online dating, but enjoy the people I meet here on this site."